My new digs.

[bennyboy]

Our landlord sold the apartment, so we had to move.  Here's a few picks from the new place.

When I first looked at the bathroom, I was disappointed to see only a shower.  A lot of places in Korea have only a shower, so it was not surprising-- only disappointing.



But then when we actually moved in and I went to take my first shower, I found THIS around the corner:


Whirlpool, big enough for me and the wife, and our son if we're so inclined. It's hard to see the size, but I'm a pretty big boy and I can just about stretch right out in it.


My camera had trouble with my bedroom window, but here's what a sunset looks like from my window:


Those apartments are about 70 floors high. . . pretty normal in Korea now.  Here's a picture of the neon signs that are all over Korean cities:


Sorry the picture is blurry.  I'll try and get some better pictures later.

Anyway, what do you guys think so far?

[brewer]

Your on the right side of the border. Looks pretty kool.

[Foxaèr]

You're Korean or you just live there?

[The Industrial Atheist]

Nice....Looks super modern.

[Angrboda]

I've always dreamed of living in a place like that. Give me big cities, I say, the bigger the better.

[Crossless2.0]

*Pouts to mirror*

Does this shade of envy suit me?

[Seraphina]

I've always dreamed of living in a place like that.  Give me big cities, I say, the bigger the better.

+1
I love the anonymity of living in a big city.

Benny, what floor is your apartment on?

-Teresa

[bennyboy]

I've always dreamed of living in a place like that.  Give me big cities, I say, the bigger the better.

+1
I love the anonymity of living in a big city.

Benny, what floor is your apartment on?

-Teresa

Only the 10th

My building only has 36 floors, so I'm 1/3 of the way toward maximum perfection.

[Little lunch]

I've always dreamed of living in a place like that.  Give me big cities, I say, the bigger the better.

I'm the opposite.
I've always dreamed of living in a house where I can't see any sign of human life around me.
And I'm working on it.

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Anyway, Bennyboy, Korea is one of my future travel destinations in a year or two.
Hope you're still there and I'll call in for a drink. :-)

[bennyboy]

To be honest, I'm kind of stuck in Korea. I decided that I wouldn't leave until I could buy a house with some grass in a little town in Canada.

@Little lunch
Just let me know. You are welcome any time!